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GAMEs IL OTHER CIrIEs.

BN1IuoHr Aug 9-GarGner. local amateur tried In
tie box to-day by aud n tad fairly well to
the seventh iuning When ri ci mp against i'm
by cans OF a balls bc.ug l tonr -uSe, and
double uc we'll supported and his clnb d good w"rk
with tho stick not more than TIC ts score unit!
the asst half Of iunng with nan on INST
aud no hands out Suv aJrupuy called the gsmo ON ac
count ness though there plenty OF light suli.
clearly demonstrated his incapaoy or umpirng as lie
hal both teams constantly wriusnE over his "eeisions.
many dcuOusiy unfair, though both clubs
sdfere AliSc. The score was as follows
M Ne, Is;.1, S-ii9
Ba-ebts-Mctropotln. IL Baltimore 10 Erors-Metro-
p,t~n. Baitimos. l. piIchers-Cushnln and Gardner
PTTsBUgG. Aug. 0-The Pntsburgs caused great sur.
prise to-day by defeating tue Boston man.
possible. The visitors completely Outpaycd Al
every point ami tdbOurno the box In
inning. Kelly pitched remain Of the ga mo
hit hard a. tADOurnc hal been. Ths Psburgs
played perfect fielding game while the Bosions made
rdicu show. Not one OF tho arst inning
earned Smith mao remarkable haaded catch.
Carroll. Kuchne and Darympio battei well The
Az follows:
rpS ostoS.' 2s
Ease hits Pittsbgrs. % Boston - Errors Pittsbarg
D. pre~Hr Powes ~ "A''O"'"' anu A'y o'H'
CHICAGO. Aug 9-rhs days game between tho
CHICAGO and Philadelphia clubs quito surprise Thu
Quaker City mon smpy Outpayoi tho ampions every
point AMI won with rilcuol, Bald was delivery was
baIted every drecuoa the players Deconing
durrs the visiting players run Tho score
was as follows;
cSi' .sS ::...:::S IL
Ba'ehts Philadelphia II; Chicago. Errors-PhiIaisi.
pima, Chicago IA Pitchers Buninten Is win
UmDire-Nr. sui van.
DETROIT, Aug. 9-rremenlous batting marked today's
game between the Washington and Detroit clubs Burke
the Californian pitched for the hone club and
his batted freely. The Washin gton
players apparently winning easily when homo nno
began ODIys In the hnal inning ing
In eight the The score appended.
Detroit ....................-.......2 q S-i3
Washing on ......................l U 9 d DO
Washington, l. Pchers-Burge And o'Day. Umpire-Mr
DOescher.
LOUISVILLE. Aug 9-rodays game ween tho Lou ,yiIs
and Cincinnati Mines repeto with brilliant plays Tho
rivalry Intense and each team played desperately The
Louisville players by lively batting look tho first
inning and although cosey pressed held advantage to
the end and follows:
Louisville .---.-.---.-.-.....-.3 o o.
Cincinnati ..-...................O D u I O 4
villa Il clncinnst.2 Pitchers-Ramssy and Mullaue tim
pire-Mr Fee guson.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 9-The st. Louis and Cleveland plnes
played TO day and although the Association champions won
the players creed TO fight hard victory Both
pitchers batted hard Lively batting In tho last yo in
netted the home club half and the eams
Tie score as subjoned:
ST Louis ..........................2 o o ali
IL: - LOUIS 49, Errors-Clevel,ns
q 81 Louis, l. Pitchers-Daily and King Umplre-Mr
Curry. 49,
At wilkesbarre-Bufalo. a. Wilkesbarre. 3.
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GIANTS CAPTURE ANOTHER GAME

ITIE VI u VIII I''N'''9
III sC.EE 10 10 D.
INpASAPoLIs Aug 9Loose fielding. coupled with the In
ability Of Indanapol, hit sAsy at the right ume gave
NeS.Nork a game ay WEIGH hit hard In the hrst
inning but after that effective when effectiveness was
eeie Valentine tr umpire retired at tho close
Of the Of the scout inning OF his Injured
arm aud Keefe OF the New York. hed his place with lair
ability The as follows:
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hote-sr Charles C. Lees. Governor o, inc
Windward Islands. Park HoNL-bisnop McNleI
nv OF Albany and Professor c. " Riley. U Lnsomoogist
Hofef- Baron Won Alien oil Bresau anu oen
-Genera Eppa 1unton, Of virginia; John '" Cahdler 81
Post0n and William e. Goudy, OF CHICAGO. AuTTog H
James L. Howard OF Connect
Asfor Hsuse-Judge Samuel She lab.rger OF ohio
=. Buck.nqhdn Hotci-MAjor John w. Powell . Ceolo
gst... Hstct-i Leodore NJ Pomeroy OF AupuIn
4 v ~ Jam,s Hsf>i-Jeferson Chandler. OF WAshhs
Ii. nd Conn ma nd ErndercK Isodgers U >. N&yy
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LONDON. Aug. a-rhe Refcar second summer meeting b.
today The race furongs for the Recar Stakes for
twyearolds won by r. M4naeds chestnut ny ysnu.
with j. Bibby's brown colt FtkadAm O.
bay hy ZuydeI Zee third The betting was to against
Venus 10 on FIizadam. 10 10 against Zuyder Zee
Atths Ksmpton Park August meeting TO-DAY the Ksmntoo
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RACE HORSES LEVIED ON.

racehoses Hercules Regal Full SAIL Pine Tree ana
Sea New of the weknown Fairfax STABLE the property OF
A. f. Walcott levied the Sheriff OF Kings County
yesterday satisfy attachment issued by Justice Baro
Of the Supreme Court at the instance OF grocer AZ seep
head Henry Johnson and on an ahnavt OF
ensr OF ravesend Mr. Walro for some time mas oe1u
from the turf and last week puu
the sale OF his horses by auction at
y ARK nm
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NEM ARK.

Frank Brodner. William Dobson and Grace wrenSer were
struck Nv the steamboat Meta while rowing Passac
uonda The boat split into halves and the inmate,
tnro va into Tie YOnng 10 place oi
SAFETY The young by deck hand and
drawn aboard the steamer
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r,prn FIVE pU11ETs INTO HIS HEAD.

Nathan iceman age hftyfour OF NO. 90 oecona
ave- .ho. hms in the head five times yesterday Bswas
Bellevue where four OF the bullets were eh
traoted of small cabe and only one OF
the bullets deep into the head AMI no
be reached entered behind the left ear ana II w.
thought would fatal Hansons VIE went mo ,
business has been Door feceny
and he heavily and In ht OF despondencJ
determined commit suicide.
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LONG ISLAND.

AsroRr,.-On Monday night an unknown Sound steamer
ri bound nj large canal boat on BOuu
~. cove Tho Of and children could he heard
on shore could whether they saved
not Il /. supposed however that they picked up by
ts and taken 10 NewYork Tho wreckaSe hoaed
hore
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NEW vopK nAuv TRIRJNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST TO- 1881

O. Oaklsv of Norwood N J. The preferred credrr. ase
Mrs Almra ZAiger S5445 Mrs Jane Marvin - ~ ~
c. Conn., 1875: the estate OF JOIN " wc' t,, T
Of the building upied the firm the Natona Ci.
seps and and Leather banks on paper aud soes Aos
Otto vom Fsi assignment Henry Dau'cha with
prefersnceA
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Park Int,rn-to,ai rrsed-rs stake' Ave fnro,Ss %
isngth Lori Brziforrs brown colt Merry Anarow m1s
.cond ian 9Th and halt ahead Of Djuslas BARI oy vos
Pal nisaf thrl The betting stools TO agNnst 1a'V'
To aga nst Merry Andrew and to against PaiineaI
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MEMBERSHIP.

AwKES.-William Ganley. y brakeman on the West
shore Railroad fell from train Yesterday and was killed
UopoKRN John Kesslsr forty. butcher doing bust
Eighth aud bloomfield sts committed suicide yes
the his shop, shooting
im EFF IN the head.
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roRBER JOYCE AGAIN CONVICTED.

HOBBER JOYCE JOHN UUNFIUIEU
John Joyce tho notorious criminal whose sentence OF
twenty imprisonment two years ago was SET
appeal found guilty OF the crime charge"
assipst him highwsy robbery ~ jury In tho court Oh
General Sessions Judge Gidsrsleeve viii sentence nun On
Friday The under the conviction from twenty W
o n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
AUCTION FOOLS

First raee-Miss Motley $50 Alamo s25 Alfred $40, Peri
ces $40 Gaiian $40 Frankie Sl2 Rio Grande $l2 Blue
Line So. Belmont SO fold 50
Second rAce-Lewis Clark S25 Romp s2l feldSs.
third 81 80. Ten STRIKE 81 80 Monte Cristo
S66. Harry Russell $50 Warrington Si3.
Fourth race-fte r. S26. Broughiou S25. Avery $50
Unique So Eva SIS Parasoi $40. swinsy $40 Miller
$40. Triple Cross 81, mold Sl7.
Fifth race-Basnce S35. Matte Leouram $23 Wall SIS,
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Earned runs-Indianapos 2. Ne% York. .. TWn-isso
bit.-C onnor 2 kwlng l. richardson ih'eeba.e ht'-
Sioni,erg and Herman. Home run--Dennv aud WEIGH
FIr Ia. - on a--swing aud Gore fr.t base ofr"rs
Iudi.bapoli- Nrw.Yors. 3 struck Out-SreTy Passed
la Arundel Villa pchss-HeAly l. Cmpircs-Nsen-
tine nd no Time hours
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VICTORY FOR THE AMERICAN RUNNER

LONDON Aug g. Carter OF tho Manhattan Athletic ClnD
OF New-York stamford Bridge TODAY in four
mile running race Carter favore led at the
end Il every mile Coal wned before lie fnlshed s
third mile. Carter finished .tro in 70 minutes ~ 40
seconds. high wind was blowing.
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H.?.;s:s H:;se:s = ss. ~: ~
T.s.Tl$,. cuu..
isi Climax
II. aed sss!n.s The Bard 30 r,.u. gar.
Withdrawn.
short delay the horses were 80 on Sh
was turned the wrong way signal wa. gwen aud
hs maiden vas ,"Sn her and made
=, to tho head Of tn. Stretch riding very
and again sss IL. w.
cut o before r caS and Preciosa clnns
S1s: &. sS ali i
il freely the home giving Tho Bard , J.r" ing
r,e to his reputation for with his opponents
: .1 Of them "a re-: length
@ o aa the Ae
FOURTH RACE-HAsDIcAP swEErsT axes. se5 EACH
$3.50 ADDED liz MILES
Preakness Stables b. Belviere. by Billet Iaconet
fremont sS 1T Stable. roniicc / s6y{
s;s9ssr, f.,ssa
Betting to ~in-Eun.7 T sc 5 &isfs.n psyldsrs
PSnlco to Ferons 10 to Pat shosdy 10 s 20
sos Pentiopp 70 Fsfoos shssdSS
pulled him sasi out e max:
the The latter never hesdea Winning r WIN urn
tSr on the SackstStch siSso tapped the sirth BY
s sq 'hrss S
breach Pontiac hal nothing 10 nnsh wt
worthless O-ing a1e TO run Win
eatherweight Wickham was never n the hnnt preorrhs
TO keep company with Pat Sheedy IN the rear
FIFTH RACE-PUnsE $500. SELLING 3-l6 MILES.
Montgomery Stables Dr. g. GonalOn. By olenlyon,GSn;
r. fuckers h. ris bourbon. T. ill.,. Laughing
Davis d Hairs b. m Enigma a. tAndersohl o
l. w. Henner's br. C. Raveler 3 100 !csI: iVzl n
r: -taccar'nS'
Betting win Gonfaon The Bourbon 10 o. nav
eller 8 TO l. Enigma 3 tol
Bettin for pacr-None. , -, e..
Pat Sheedy withdrawn. The flag was given Al ue
second attempt The Bourbon In Tho lead Con on con
Raveller third Enigma last Passing the stand hhk,ns
moved into the lead AMI .hs and Inc 6 boutJon
male tho running for NEARLY mile UohIai. ,'1
falling back o. the rear loang along ferentlv nnt
the horses stretch When well straghtenen ou
shook up old gelng and he came away wlnhns
lengths Tho Bourbon second alengh he'oro Enigma
third No bid for the winner, who pulle NJ lame.
SIXTH RACE-HANDCAP HURDLE PURSE $ooo' Ia
MILES. SEVEN HURDLES.
j. McAdam.'s b. <. San. Emery, by Genelg la Reeve
r. French. D. h. Mentmore g. tWhynurol
W. c. DsIy's b. e. Jim McGIwan 6. l53......- M Daly(
Il. McCreerys IT, c. Souuan 3J.-----...t AMMAN
H. Howards b. H. Ok0lona agei, tHowardD
1ime-3:26
Betting to win-SOudan TO :, Menimore 10 sam Emery
4 10 l. Jim MCGOWAN q 10 i. Okolona 10 TO l. o..
betting for plac'-Soudan 10 2 Mentino:e 10 D "a"
kmeI 8 TO 8. Jim McGowau TO l. Okolona TO -, a.,
Fourteen horses We wtthdrawn Sam Emery ed az 'ho
way and though brought his knces by Tie last rue ne
second the same distance before Jim MCGOWAN third
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Br0okiyn RSp 1Tters.

The score was "a 20 81 IN favor OF THE TRIBUNE
The Bsoklyn Athletic clubs play again at Washington
Park TO-DAY. =,
Newark by this score.
Newark .-.-.---o n a ~ n a
Base hits-Newark IL Jersey City. Z. Euers-Newark,
Jersey civ Batteries -Sovsy and Cantz Daley and
Innord. UmpiIe-MT. Maped0Nm
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NEUS from THE SUBURBS.


willan Goetz age seventcen, struck ~ Pennsyl
van RAlra In tho cut near Marion. Yesterday and
fatallv injured lie sent to st Franciss Hospital
ttliam T. -Ackett EdtOt IT The JsTSsD CIty sunday
Noyriag Neus yesterday charged
with brIing Contractor Potter issue Of
Lis
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ALONG THE SOUND.

FAsTOy-Wiam Wells fourteen, son OF Isaac Wells,
was drowned In pond on Monday while bathing.
WEsTroRE A ere Yesterday morning destroyed Lawrence
Burnss carriage factory loss $4,000 partially insured
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I or BUSINESS FIRMS.

ASSIGNMENT or BUSINESS FIRMS.
william Knisely and Rufus L. Todd composing the firm Of
KniseIy Todd drv goods No. $50 Broadway
and No. 81 FranEnt, maio assignment yesterday to H.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALkANAC.

MINIATURE ALkANAI
sunrtses SOL Sets OIL Moon rise 1899 Moons age Il
HIGH
AM-sandy HOOK. 1l55 Gov Isd - HenGste LIZ LIZ
PN-Sandy ook. - Gov Isld OILS Hell ato %'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

Carrie a. sI5 Peep slb Quotation sla Manhatan siv
Archer IS.
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IHIKD-HAND.CR rwEEPsTAkEs. SO EACH, 5000
"A

Auction pools 42l. Wary sis. Brown Duke $l2
field $40.
meek by himalaya BanDurg third Asceola
Hmaay his head 'front.' af showed the "ay around
III. u.ru hcn 7 gliien.4 out Wary IN
Spouse calls disposed Of the heavy
up a whd Iu-h at the tuilong
bat NV, WAY who by Lengths
Flk wood second lengths ore anbg thIrL THIS i
The Saratoga that Wost lbs beaten ms IN ne
t0r. Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

Auction poo---mpcror Of Norfolk $50, mold 80
This almost wak-oyer for Lucky BAD" ms smart
co The a fair TOfchllkht Oeng IN nom
iapped by Kiughsi. stan and tie Emperor klnshsh
t"k the dozen strides and led TO the hea OF TIE
Satan cOsr Emp ror OF Norfolk
fnI Ia oa,el usual, ntng AS mount 10 rate
on youngsters were well Strengthened OUT Tor
and >trOie alter tn lead
ar. wi such sreoi l. at ur0ng he had Them all
an nothing emaued him but To canter m winner
y lire ,ruchS KIN and Satan sruggei hard Tor the
p,s at winning b. hall length
.,,,,u.r,uvs E,Cu gGOo
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eEcoND RACE-CAMDES STAKES. Two-YEAR-OLDs. $50
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. sPEcIAL WEIGHTS. SIX

Bet to win-Sir Dixon 10 Austrienne 10 Ford
ham To Alexandra to l. Mary Buckley hnv 10 l.
Prospect Is 10 Figaro ID to l. Ftawsy Is to l. Bendlgo
20iol. ldalia colt 20 10 i. ciont II 20 l.
ace-Sr Dixon ~ 5. to O.
ham 10 B. Alexandria TO l, Mary iuckiey h.y 4tol
Prospect 10 l. Figaro TO Fhtsway 10 I. Bendigo
l. Idaha 10 I. Clontzrf \ tol.
'Peeress aud GlmeT withdraw Clontarrs vicious
Always When the nag EEL be was In 'front.' odham GOOD
second Flaway tr' D;xop sixth Austrienne rushed
IN ire lead urong made the
wh-rs FhIawAy again took the lead Al the OF tho
s,rrtch theIe general cOsipg Fordham drew
and looked running under an easy pull Al the fur
the Blayl0,k brought 81 Dixon and challenging the
Dny.I colt lad him beaten Anstrcbne neat closed
villa anil desperate hnsh ehsued ioi tht pace. SIT
Dixon Lavins the at his mercy McLauRhnsc t
could do with For'hsm St Dixon won In
csntsr ~ tasss lengths Ausirenns second length
before Fordham Third.
THIRD RAcE-EAIoNTowS STAKES. 500 EACH. 81 500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS OsE MILF.
J. cassats d. The Bard. ~ LonRfeow. Br adamants
. tUa llS .-..... lHaywaru I
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= IT
Patrocles 10 Florence 10 Easter SUNDAY 10
fcii Ban 20 TO /, Luna Brown 20 to l. Sc 81 to |.
for place oliaD 10 BTSit To Editor to
Pairocles l. Florence 10 !. Easter Sunday TO
Icii Ban TO /. Luna Brown 10 !. Rusr IL 10 !.
Luna Brown. Florence F. and Ruse delayed the start A.
rnnuies The lastnamrd should not have been
m 20 When
Brown well in 'front.' Florence f. second Editor third
tho urOng Florence moved The front and
point the lead the Luna Brown
Paroces thirt Garrison rode waiting his
purchase lying so far back that II looked lie might
When the no Strengthened Flor.
ence f. was length before Luna Brown Eolian IA
Al the fuong Eoan drew out coming without
touch whip spur by len ghs Btat second
before Florence E.. third Editor In The hunt.
Patrocles had too much weight.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

At wnkesbarre-BuGalo, 4; wlikesbarre. 3
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MISUNDERSTANDING To l. Leiex to Col owens to l.
l. Thompson 10 l. Chance 10 j. Tam
10 Lucy johnson ~ TO Cassie ~ 10 Muller
II 10 ! Stiegan ~ iol, Cuban 20 to l.
Auction Ponls-i Johnson 532 Col Owens $50. Ben
ThOmpscu So, cld SO
rho nI,Son made a of II. Taking the
At flag lei all way, winning u
Ivy three lengths, Leex second four lengths before
Col. owens. third.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28

YaEasiere baben NIT ben Dampfsrn bss
N~orb6eutiden 2lcpb bic &eile atsr's
Meer fiber unb gut aur1dsslest. NE
gen Breiie unb ueiterer Snfcrmatipn
wenbe mar E& an
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23
Misery After Eating

Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the re.
corded experience OF thousands. begin and sys,
tematically pursue acourse of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bltters. Persistence in the use of this pure
and highly accredited stomachic, is the sole and
agreeable condition Of the entire removal Of the
obstinate forms OF dyspepsia, no less than a
temporary fit of indigestion. In connection with
the use of this specific, 1t is desirable to avoid
articles of food which individual experience has
shown to be difficult of digestion, by the stom-
ach sought to be benefited Each dyspeptic's
past observation Of his digestive capacity should
enable him to be his own guide ahd mentor in
this particular, not trusting to any set OF diete-
tic rules too general to be suited to particular
cases, Biliousness and constipation, heart
burn, wind upon the stomach, sour e~ructations,
headache and mental dependency, are among
the committants OF dyspepsia, and we putt to
fight by the Bitters.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

The nervous system is the seat oil ami
NAL life and governs the functions OF the
body. All the medicine in existence a n
not make a constitution or health OF by
mental and physical overwork or dissipa.
ton the nerves are weakened, we are sick;
because they are unable to keep the iunc-
tions in operation. How much do. you
gain by ~drugging. Reaction leaves the
nerves weaker. The MoxIE NERVE FooD
has proved a hundred thousand times
that it can restore such cases without
harm or reaction. Druggists have it.
Scots. Bottle O nice Table Drink.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23
Blowing up He'll Gate

has been q laborious and costly work,
but the end j~ustiies the efforts. 0bstruc-
ton in any important channel means dis
aster. DISTINCTIONS in the organs Of the
body bring inevitable disease.
They must be cleared away. or physical
wreck will follow. Keep the liver in order,
and the pure blood courses through the
body, conveying health, strength and life;
let it become disordered and the channels
pre- clogged with Impurities, which result
la disease and death. No other medicine
EQUALS DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
beverly for acting upon the liver and pur-
flying the blood.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23
;.The Proper study Of Mankind i Man.,

lays the illustriou- pGoe. had inclu.
led woman in the Sst, he would have been
bearer the truth, II not so poetical. DR..
R. v. Pierce has mlde them both a life
|tudy, especially woman, and the peculiar
arrangements to which her delicate system
! liable. Many women in the land who
re acquainted with DIR. Pierce only through
lis "Favorite Prescription bless him
18th all their hearts, for he has brought
hents peculiar to their sex; such as leucor-
h9a, prolapsus and other dis~placements,
Iteration, '.internal fever, y bloating, tend
hey to internal cancer, and other All.
hents. Price reduced to one dollar. BY
|ruggists.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

Congressman Catching OF Mississippi is in
Washington, en- route home from a visit to
the Northwest. He is interested in a large
wheat farm in Dakota. He said: Dakota
is Republican, and Tor that reason, the Re.
publicans there are anxious to be
admitted as q state into the
Union. The Democrats on the
othsr hand, are willing to wait. They, like
their Republican %neighbors, are DESTROYS of
recognition, but don't want it to come at
a time when an important political advan-
tage would result to the opposition.
The annual report OF Pension Commits.
sioner Black, besides presenting the usual
statistics, furnishes some important rec
concentrations for the consideration Of
congress,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

The buildings which are being erected by
the Dominican Fathers in South Mime
promise to be a valuable addition to
the finer specimens OF Minneapolis church
The church will be the larg-
lin the city.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

Postofice established: Dakota: Arrow
Wood, Stutsman county. Postmaster
Observation-Disclosures Warner, ]. p.
Romness. Fourth class postmasters ap.
pointed-Minnesota: Kensington, L. Al.
Hedberg; Boone Lake, A. G. Booth; Wikoff,
J: +, Wendorf. Dakota; Buffalo Center,
W. L. Foylesom.
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No Trouble to swallow

!. Pierce,s SPellets" (the original lit
- nv sirl p'l y d hiIion no Pa,n q sripi nn.
and cleanse the system and
|wels. rs cts. q vial.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

have retailed one hundred and three
pusand (103, O0O1 Of your sTan-ill's
hchp 5-cent cigar during the past four
snths, and over 1,4o0,0 900 during the
It five years.
VIM. M. DALE, Druggist, Chicago.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

The use OF a single bottle OF Halls Vege-
table SieiliaT Hair Remover will show It's
efficacy in restoring the natural color OF
the hair and cleansing the scalp.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

10 cut rates about this.-0nly to an
II the constant call for a good and low
ced cough and Group remedy do we nov
rodnce u Aliens Lung Balsam IN
lee sizes, 25c., 50c., and $1.00 a bottle
all druggists.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

The State Fair at Hamline, between st.
Paul and Minneapolis, is in progress with
fine prospects OF success. Z
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

Five saw mills are burned at Minneapolis,
Eolving losses Of $3.50, 600.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

best, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
medy for catarrh. BY druggists. 50cts.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

Luke p. Blackburn died at
hnkiort, KY.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-23

st. Clements Catholic Church at Duluth
dedicated by Bishop Edelbauck.